This document contains the solutions to 3 problems from a quiz on 2D dynamics in an engineering systems course on Coursera. Problem 1 involves calculating the angular velocities of several bars given the velocity of one point. Problem 2 involves locating an instantaneous center and using it to find the velocity of another point. Problem 3 involves finding the acceleration of a block given the angular velocity of one bar.
This document contains the solutions to 3 problems from a quiz on 2D dynamics in an engineering systems course on Coursera. Problem 1 involves calculating the angular velocities of several bars given the velocity of one point. Problem 2 involves locating an instantaneous center and using it to find the velocity of another point. Problem 3 involves finding the acceleration of a block given the angular velocity of one bar.
This document contains the solutions to 3 problems from a quiz on 2D dynamics in an engineering systems course on Coursera. Problem 1 involves calculating the angular velocities of several bars given the velocity of one point. Problem 2 involves locating an instantaneous center and using it to find the velocity of another point. Problem 3 involves finding the acceleration of a block given the angular velocity of one bar.
This document contains the solutions to 3 problems from a quiz on 2D dynamics in an engineering systems course on Coursera. Problem 1 involves calculating the angular velocities of several bars given the velocity of one point. Problem 2 involves locating an instantaneous center and using it to find the velocity of another point. Problem 3 involves finding the acceleration of a block given the angular velocity of one bar.
Coursera – “Engineering Systems in Motion: 2D Dynamics”
Spring 14 - Week Three Quiz solution – Modules 14-19
Problem 1) If the velocity of point B is 50 m/s to the right at the instant shown, find the angular velocity of bars AB, BC, and CD.
NOT TO SCALE . C y
B .
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eH w 16 m
o. rs e ou urc D A . . o aC s
20 m vi y re
ANSWER: AB 3.13 kˆ rad / sec; BC 0 rad / sec; CD 2.08 rad / sec ed d
c) ar stu sh is Th
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https://www.coursehero.com/file/36613762/week-3-2Dpdf/ Problem 2) Locate the instantaneous center for bar BC. Use it to find the velocity of point C.
ANSWER . a) The IC for bar BC is located on a line extended from point A to point B, 4 feet to the right of point B. vC 9 iˆ 12 ˆj ft / sec
m er as co eH w o. rs e ou urc o aC s vi y re ed d ar stu sh is Th
https://www.coursehero.com/file/36613762/week-3-2Dpdf/ Problem 3) The angular velocity of bar OA is constant at 2 rad/sec clockwise. Find the acceleration of the block at Point B. y
x B O
Used with permission from “Engineering
th Mechanics: Dynamics,” McGill/King, 4 Ed, 2003
m er as ANSWER: aB 30 iˆ 30 ˆj in / sec2
co b)
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